Thanks 😄

It says that the content is being updated and would it be fine to just follow?

@U05254DQM would be the one to provide more detail... He's in the UK so it's early morning Saturday for him right now.

alright... I think they are changing it from lein to something and because I use lein, I think I should be fine

but maybe I misunderstood some stuff so I'll try to get things clear

I suspect John is updating it all to use the official Clojure CLI stuff

(but if it still uses lein in the examples you'll be fine)

alright thank you so much

Ah, yes, he says as much on that home page and links to https://practicalli.github.io/blog/posts/clojure-web-server-cli-tools-deps-edn/

thank you

Hi Chris, the ToDo app is an example of a webapp using Leiningen build tool. All new content is predominately Clojure CLI tools based, however, this makes no difference to the actual code. The main difference is using the tooling, Clojure CLI and community tools vs leiningen and plugins. There is a #practicalli channel if you want to discuss any content or have questions, or you can send me a direct message through slack.

oh alright thanks for the clarification

When I try evaluating that in a REPL, the call to s/valid? returns false.

What do you see?

:thinking_face: false , as it should be.

I guess I just messed up something while testing stuff

Yes that should be expected. cljc files have the lowest precedence. Any reason you want a clj and a cljc with the same name? cljc files are for combined clj/cljs code, so typically you would have a cljs and a clj file, or 1 cljc file using reader conditionals to split out the clj from the cljs in the 1 cljc file.

https://clojure.org/guides/reader_conditionals

aesthetics, really. reader conditionals are generally ok but when the imports are really different all the #?@s get noisy, and copy pasting across separate files is of course a non-starter

Well it's the nature of the beast, 2 files, or 1 file and reader conditionals...

If clj and cljc exists, clojure will take the clj and ignore the cljc file afaik.

yeah I see we can't actually have the same (ns foo) across multiple files, so there's no way this could work the way I'm imagining it, with some kind of ns merging ability. thanks for the info!

That guide shows a pretty clean way to have requires split without having to splice everywhere.

If you have an SPA, any JS solution should work just fine.